to save california.to carry the torch for the parents who had to balance work and their child's education, for business owners who are forced to shut down, for pastors who were not able to be with their congregation, or the family who lost their home in a fire, for an entire generation of students who lost a year of education. this past year has redefined our career politicians as elitists, and the people of california as the warriors, the kings, and the angels. we never take kindly to glass ceilings here. instead, we shatter them. >> way out there. >> we are the trailblazers, the innovators. california is facing big hurdles. now, we need leaders who are unafraid toha leap to new heigh. >> he wants the world record. >> who are unafraid to challenge, and to change the status quo. >> i want to prove that it is absolutely possible, if we only do it together. >> california, it's time to reopen our schools, reopen our thenesses, reopene, golden gates. so i don't care if you are a republican, democrat, i'm run

atención, california. significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. ♪ presentador: usted seguramente recuerda que por muchos meses hubo una campaÑa intensa, aquÍ mismo en univisiÓn por la campaÑa para hacerse constar el exceso. por primera vez en su historia california ha perdido un escaÑo en su representaciÓn. tenemos la siguiente entrevista sobre quÉ piensan todo esto. reportera: california ya no tendrÁ 53 sino 52 congresistas en la cÁmara de representantes aparte de eso nuestro estado perderÁn fondos federales. vamos a hablar sobre esto con la congresista norman torres que representa al distrito 35 de california. >> gracias por invitarme, estoy contento de esta, lo primero que quiero preguntarle es quÉ . >> las estadÍsticas que tenemos

in california are california residents. this idea that russia could get behind the campaign for california independence is nonsense. more than a third of california residents support the idea of cal exit without any does on the issue and another 15 to 20% are willing to look at the idea. the problem is this. this is the issue. america has its problems. they weren't created by rushy. this idea that russia is behind some kind of campaign to make america fall apart is not rushy. that's america. americans are responsible for that. it's our problem and our fault as americans that we can't get along with each other in north america. so this campaign is about is -- not only about california independence but keeping the peace in north america by allowing us to separate like we said national divorce. let's have a national divorce from the other 49 states and keep the peace in north america. >> united states supreme court has said that's states have no constitutional right to secede. join us from rushy. joining the recall election. >

only at covered california.his way to health insurance. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >>> across the bay area, may day workers rallies are taking a different tone today w. that we say good evening, and you for joining us. i'm dion lim. they demanded better work place protections and remembered those last to the pandemic. for many marching today, a federal measure took center stage. >> reporter: a drum beat on market street, union workers marching to celebrate may day. >> because we fought to be able to have rights and to able to work eight hours. >> reporter: monique is marching for those who cannot. >> i'm glad we could help those out that weren't able to work. >> reporter: may day celebrates international workers and their fight for an eight hour work day going back 100 years. this year, may day has a greater ang. hat lives d id >>rertunions callg protecting the right to organize or the pro act, designed to empower workers to negotiate better wages. they

. >> el nuevo fiscal general de california habla con "al punto california" sobre la reforma policialo estÁ creando un grupo independiente que investiga muerte de civiles a manos de la policÍa. una medida promete que quienes perdieron su trabajo por la pandemia pueden recuperar fÁcilmente supuesto. le contamos en quÉ ssectores te tendrÍa que implementar. docenas de menoresmigrantes dan positivo a coronavirus. averiguamos quÉ estÁn haciendo los funcionarios para garantizar su seguridad. amigos,¿cÓmo estÁn ? siempre un gusto saludarles en "al punto california". bienvenidos. [mÚsica] luis: california tiene nuevo fiscal general. ocupara el puesto que hasta hace poco tuvo javier becerra iba encabezar la oficina que vela por la justicia en nuestro estado. lo hace momentos donde la tensiÓn de la muerte de civiles en manos de gente de la policÍa es palpable. hay muchos retos . uno de los compromisos es que las autoridades rindan cuenta por sus actos. hoy nos acompaÑa en "al punto california" el fiscal montes. un placer saludarlo. ¿cuÁl es la lecciÓn que deben aprender las autoridades despuÉs

. >>> more vaccines for california teenagers. within the past two hours we learned how soon parents can start signing of children as young as 12 years old. >>> right now the oakland a's could be headed out of town. major league baseball is giving the team the green light to explore other markets. it is a move that could put pressure on the city to let the oakland a's build their own waterfront ballpark. here's a more on that story from andria borba . >> reporter: the howard terminal site right behind me, they said the city is not moving fast enough to vote it up or down. and by the end of the summer they have not made a decision, and major league baseball said they can find a new hometown.'s but this is the last location that can work in oakland. the oakland team said it's howard or bust. this has the blessing of major league baseball he said that the coliseum is not a viable option for a new stadium. and that the team should start looking elsewhere. >> we will start working with the league immediately to see what other options e

but now, today california suffering. democratic party rule has been unchecked and by the way hasn't been checked in a decade estate taxes are beyond oppressive especially for those struggling to get by could be highest 12 or 13 percent corporate taxes of course they don't pay taxes they pass it on to we the people that's hovering aroundd 10 percentet. get this, california gas tax 50 cents per gallon the highest in the nation. it has caused home prices to skyrocket now homelessness upon the state thousands upon thousands of makeshift shelters on very busy streets with los angeles or san francisco and the situation is dire. we have shown you ourselves we have sent our cameras to los angeles and san francisco. to make matters worse california's hemorrhaging jobs. now it has the third highest unemployment rate in the country and in the last year alone elon musk the oracle corporation, hewlett-packard, al announced by by they are leaving california and they are going to texas. not far behind is the residents of california. th

california group. what are the democrats going to do? >> they will raise a boatload of money both locally and nationally. they are already doing it. the spending limits on a recall election are not like a regular race. it is open season. committees are being set up. you can bet that the unions will be coming in big on this. businesses are being tapped this. it is a tough one. somebody calls you and says, hey, we need your help with the governor. what do you do? you might not agree, but are you going to bet against a sitting governor? one who still has an approval rating over the critical 50% mark? it will be interesting to see what happens. we have possible fires, drought, we have rolling blackouts. it remains to be seen. >> we have seen gavin newsom front and center. let's bring kristin back to talk about the governor's announcement. >> how about it? it is a stark contrast, the california comeback plan, flushed with money, so opposite from the narrative that the recall that the ever -- other candidate

is he brought california in as a free state? now an interesting problem arose which was the united states was in two sections shortly after the gold rush about 10 years later silver was discovered in, nevada. there was a silver rush the great comstock load. the wealth of the nation suddenly tipped to the far west but here's the problem. if you take a look at this map, this map is roughly from 1860 the white portion on your right hand side are the states up to that point. then there are is a yellow area which is the territories and then suddenly there was california on the pacific rim. this was to have very very profound effect of what was to happen in the 20th century. the problem. how do you get from one side of this great continent to the other there were serious fears that russia might come down and take over, california. whoever came down got control of that gold got control possibly of the silver that was coming out of nevada. it was really important that away be found to deal with this problem. in short if you left, new yo

meet the nicest, smartest beast in california.x. >>> it was >> that's exactly the word i was going to use. toasty. >> i would say 95 is toasty. that's what fairfield hit so far today. dan and ama here is what people would like to escape, santa cruz. a lot of people are there right now. as you mentioned plenty of sun at this hour. 67 degrees in oakland. 78 in san jose and 86 in morgan hill. sutro tower showing you san francisco with sunny skies as well. in downtown. 85 in santa rosa. our warmer spots right now 89 concord, 92 in fairfield. let's take a look at the winds. they are gusting on shore 25 at sfo, 21 in san mateo, 28 in san francisco. and the cooling is under way now along the coast and parts of the bay. the sea breeze is playing a role from the embarcadero right now. air quality the next couple of days in case you want to get out, get some fresh air, good to moderate wednesday and thursday. so looking good thanks to that sea breeze. live doppler 7 not showing you any rain unfortunately we're not seeing any rain other than

we talk about california coming back. i made the point at the point at of the state a number of months ago, california is not coming back. california is going to come roaring back on the $75.7 billion operating budget surplus. and an additional $26 billion will be coming from the federal government. we are now in a position to roll out a $100 million plus comeback plan in the state of california. and the first announcement in that plan, we are announcing today. that is immediate relief, to millions and millions of taxpayers, millions of millions of californians. today, we are announcing $12 billion tax rebate, to the people of the state of california earning up to $75,000, let me put that in perspective. that tax rebate will impact just shy of 80% of all tax filers will get a direct stimulus check, will get a direct relief payment, because of this announcement. two thirds of all californians will benefit from this stimulus. that's roughly $12 billion, let me be specific, $11.9 billion when you add to the stimulus, round o

only at covered california.his way to health insurance. >>> if you're fully vaccinated the cdc says you don't have to wear a mask in many settings indoors and outdoors. but how about california? many say they're on stand by. >>> regularly changing mask mandates. we'll tell you which one of these big box stores are going to be letter shoppers inside without a mask. >> california's budget proposal. in it parking fund forgiveness and how you can qualify for $600. >> your weekend starting out with wiper weather. abc 7 news right now. >>> >>> what does it look like in the schools? what happens when your starbucks is saying we're going to continue to do it but are you going to continue. there's a whole host of complexities we all have to work through. >>> tonight there is clarity on whether california will follow masking guidelines. >> you're watching 7 news at 11:00 here live at 11:00, and wherever you stream. >> as luz pena explains the lack of direction from the state leaves bay area health officials in a bit of li

meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, help wanted. the plea from bay area restaurants as they're getting more customers and the creative way some are attracting new employees coming up at 6:00. >>> coming up next on "nightly news," drone deliveries are taking off. a look at how companies are using drones in new ways. look, even delivering coffee at a speed of 70 miles an hour. >> wow. >> without spilling it. lester holt joins us in about a minute. >>> finally tonight, if you are a star wars fan, this is your day. and the post office wants to help commemorate it. >> check these out. these are star wars inspired droid stamps in honor of star wars day. they are selling him as a tribute. the collectors have ten to choose from, including r2d2. i also like 3cpo. >> that will do it for us. thanks so much for joining us. "nightly news" is next. >> we'll see you back here. >>> good afternoon, i'm randall park >>> tonight, president biden announcing a new phase in america's covid vaccination

>> it's california. vintage california. everything's screwy in this state. talking about a $5 million buy over the next month. this is substantial. this means john cox is putting his money where his mouth is. he wants to make his bid look as serious as possible by poking a little fun at the governor at the same time. >> let's talk about the french laundry now. that was a huge misstep on gavin newsom's part when the rest of us could not go out and were supposed to not be eating inside, it appeared that he was. so having cox take this shot, how significant is it? >> it's significant in two ways. symbolically, it's very significant, because he's going to the french laundry, the place where the deed was done, so to speak. he's reminding people of exactly what happened and how serious it was. substantively, it's very important, the french laundry, simply because the recall campaign had collected only 300,000 signatures over five months' time. a month, one month after the french laundry episode, that campaign collected 500,000 signatures. and from there, it kept r

atención, california.a familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. >> no ha cumplido ni siquiera medio aÑo en el cargo y muchos, un nÚmero de personas considerables, lo quieren fuera de la fiscalÍa del distrito de los Ángeles. en este tiempo ha enfrentado crÍticas. un aumento de la delincuencia que no comience con Él, pero aun asÍ el aumento estÁ ahÍ. nadie mejor que Él para hablar sobre estos temas. gracias por acompaÑarnos. fiscal, un placer saludarlo. el condado de los Ángeles atraviesa por un aumento en la criminalidad, ya lo decÍamos. no comenzÓ con usted, pero los nÚmeros no mienten. ¿cÓmo lo explica ? >> la explicaciÓn es muy simple. como dijiste, los nÚmeros empezaron hace siete aÑos, pero mÁs acentuado el aÑo pasado y tenemos un problema de violencia en todo el paÍs. no solamente en el condado de los Ángeles.es algo que aquÍ empezÓ hace un aÑo

half of what we are paying in california. no state income tax. our permit to build a house was $200. >> reporter: who is moving in and out of california? eric mcgee is a senior fellow at the public policy institute of california who studies and analyzes the data. >> typical pattern for liia last years is people move out of california for other states and then we backfill that with imgr from other states. >> reporter: the data also paints this picture. >> the people who are moving from california to other states are generally poor and middle income. people moving into california tend to be wealthier and they tend to be young people just starting out in their careers. >> reporter: analysts expect california's growth to pick up again but the case will be very gradual. >> it is a significant milestone. >> immigration policy changes. >> we are destination city. combined with stay-at-home orders and lockdown orders in other countries, turn those numbers into a negative. >> reporter: palmer does acknowledge california's overall growth for multiple years

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. >> today we learned california's mask rules will expire on june 15th. for weeks, we have been told california will reopen. >> it is a great feeling that will change everything and we have been tracking to that date for quite some time. >> since the cdc changed its mask california is one of just three states that did not change rules to match. a week of waiting until today to find out what the future holds for us. abc7 news reporter, luz piÑa is live in the newsroom. >> dan, i spoke with several public health officers who tell us they are glad california is finally announcing a date to look forward to for counties to appear. current mask use rules say people currently vaccinated do not need to wear a mask outdoors. in four weeks, that will change. after mounting pressure and five days after the cdc's mask guidance, today, dr. mark kelly, california's secretary of health and human services said nothing will change in the state until june 15th. >> it is a four-week period that will give california time to prepare for the change. while we continue to relent

waters of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 380, the gentlelady from california, ms. waters, and the gentlewoman from missouri, mrs. wagner, each will control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from california. ms. waters: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise in support of the amendments en bloc, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. waters: i rise in support to strengthen the protections in my bill, the comprehensive debt collection improvement act. i would like to thank representatives adams, bonamici, baumann -- bowman, bush, craig, newman, ocasio-cortez, payne, ross, and williams for their work on the amendment to improve the bill. these amendments would create a consumer bill of rights against accusive debt collection practices putting in plain language what debt collection protections and remedies in a consumer has. requires cfpb

california in the mountains, there is snow.t's show you some video here. this was taken near lake tahoe earlier today and check it out. you could see these big snowflakes falling on some rocks there. this is the second straight day of snow flurries up in the sierra. after a winter with well below normal snowfall. certainly this is nice to see it's nice to get just a little bit of snow. late in the season here in may, it really is the sight and threw off many people. i know somebody specifically that had. cut the trip short and come back home, because yeah, that winter weather out there in the scattered showers continue even at this hour giving you a live. look here at sfo where we have blue skies over most of the bay area. just a slight possibility, maybe a few pop up showers over areas of the north bay in lake county very similar to yesterday. i had somebody sent me some footage of napa had some some good rain yesterday afternoon right now. napa reporting 73 degrees with sunshine. we've got 60 in san francisco in her east base

california says wear a musk. an uncrowded indoor event, the mall, a movie theater, a haircut, the gym or indoor workout class. the cdc says you don't need a mask. here in california you have to keep your mask on. jessica? >> so what do doctors think of california's decision to break with the cdc? here to discuss is the chair of ucsf department of medicine, dr. bob wachter. thank you for being with us. let's start right off the bat. is california being too cautious by saying they're going to wait another four weeks until june 15th? >> i think they made the right call. it's really a tricky decision, but the case rates around the country are still high, and if i'm a vaccinated person and i go into an indoor space and i'm not confident that all of the unvaccinated people are wearing masks, there's no way to be confident about that, it's still a dicey situation. so i think they made the prudent call. >> you actually even tweeted out today the cdc recommendations are a little premature that you want to see vaccination

california's attorney general is standing by california's gun laws. but says more can be done in the wake of the mass shooting in san jose. >> ashley zavala sat down, virtually with bond talk about what changes could come out of this and a state gun law. he says every californian should know about. >> first and foremost attorney general rob bonta says his heart goes out to the victims. the first responders, the transit workers who've been through so much this year and are now faced with this tragedy. but his office is now working to raise awareness around state gun laws while the facts of this case are still under review. he notes. there is potentially one already existing state law that could have possibly prevented the shooting. >> we need to also turnethat that that pain, that sadness, that frustration and anger into action to make sure that we're doing everything possible to save lives and prevent additional gun violence tragedies from occurring in the future following the mass shooting in san jose, california. attorney general rob bonta says cali

you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports are small businesses communities, which means beautiful baby visit california recently released a syriza of ads like this one here, urging people to spend their vacation dollars within our state joining us now for boars. ryan becker, vice president of communications for visit california, ryan, thank you so much for joining us here. you know, we've had a really cautious re opening and i just want you to explain now the push to get people touring our state again. well it's really all about that june 15th day. you know, we all have that circle about our calendars. i think we're very optimistic that the caseload than other health metrics are going to keep trending in the right direction and the state will reopen fully just in time for the summer travel, see. you talk to us about the unique angle here to target locals. californians touring california you know, a lot of people are going back to work. travel prices are increasing our their incentives for people to travel or say, it's actually gonna be a great ti

california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast?elf a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00 it's monsters inc., stay with us for abc7 news a >>> frito-lay who claims he's the creator of flaming hot cheetos. he's defending himself after some serious questions were raised about his story, a story that le

it is not something that brings a boom to california. minnesota, kansas iowa they all that the railroads grow much more quickly. and nevada, the other state it goes through, it loses population after the completion of the railroad. so the question is why did this road just go bankrupt like so many other trans continental's the short answer is it nearly did. at first were going to milk this thing for everything they could, and then sell it out. the problem is nobody will buy it. those with money in san francisco, i have loan money to the associates, and they had some idea of what was up for sale they didn't want to touch it. 1873, things get worse for them, because congress is -- it also was going to take the equivalent company, from central pacific which was a contract in finance company, also the construction company designed to build the railroad, with inflated prices and put money often into the builders pockets, which would be the associates. and the other ideas to sell bonds and pocket most of the funds. and the scandal was going to

california agrees on this one, no mask. here's where it starts to differ, a crowded outdoor event like a concert or sporting event, the cdc says no mask but california says you still need to wear a mask. what if you're going to an uncrowded event, a mall or indoor workout class? the cdc says you don't need a mask but here in california you have to keep your mask on. here ales where the rules stand across the country. interesting here, especially if you're planning to travel this summer. the states in orange are keeping their indoor mask mandates. california, colorado, new mexico and a lot of states in the northeast. much of the country, though s in blue. even our neighbors to the north, oregon, washington, nevada, they're all changing their mask mandates to go along with the cdc. new york is another notable state that's also following the cdc guidance. santa clara county is showing off impressive numbers when it comes to vaccinating older teenagers and adult. 75% of those 16 and over have received their first dose. 58% are

data. >> the difficult pattern for california is people move out of california to the state and we fillh immigration in to california from other countries. >> reporter: mickey says that data paint this picture. >> the people moving from california to other states are generally poor and middle income people. the people moving into california tend to be wealthier and they tend to be, especially young people just starting out in their careers. you see the classic tech person. >> reporter: analysts expect california's gross to pick up again but the piece will very gradual. >> it is a significant milestone but it is temporary. >> reporter: hd polymer is a spokesperson for the california department of finance. he expects the numbers to turn around, especially with immigration policy changes. >> we are an estimation state. restrictions in federal policy combined with stay at home order's and lockdown orders in other countries that normally would be sending students or migrants from other countries to california turned out pretty definitive. >> reporter: palmer does acknowledge california's ove

it's called california's come back plan.ws reporter stephanie sierra explains it's designed to help the state recover from the economic devastation the pandemic has caused. >> california's recovery isn't cheap. in fact, the governor's proposed budget through 2022 is the largest in the state's history. >> that 100 plus billion dollars come back plan is the biggest economic recovery package period full stop. >> reporter: bouncing back from a $54 million budget shortfall last year. this year california has a better problem. a $75 billion budget surplus. here's how some of it wito use. $12 ion californians earning. >> californians will receive a check of $600. this is an incentive to file your taxes on monday. >> reporter: this applies to close to 80% of tax filers in the state. another perk. >> families with dependents will receive an additional $500 just one time. not per child. >> reporter: another $2 billion is proposed to support renters paying off 100% of past due rent. water and electricity bill. plus more perks on traffi

john cox. >>> more than 1.7 million california yaps signed a petition to recall california governor gavinsom. the total exceeds the 1.5 million people needed for the recall to go to the ballot. >>> caitlyn jenner gave her formal interview since announcing her candidacy appearing on fox news with host sean hannity. >> i love the state. the state has done so much for me over the years and i have watched it crumble right in front of my eyes, and you to stand up, you know? so, i knew it would not be easy. i knew it would be tough, but you know what, california is worth fighting for. and that is what i am doing. >> jenner did outline some policy views saying she would reopen the state immediately, oppose efforts to defund police departments and suggested that money from high speed speed projects should be channeled into deacceleration plans to provide more water. we have more from the response from critics and the trans community on abc7news.com. >>> now to the internal power struggle in the republican party. congresswoman liz cheney, the third highest woman in the house says it is not worth b

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california plans its full economic reopening. but for now the statewide mandatory mask order stays in place. >> so it's in no way spain science or the direction by the cdc. wrong a challenge to it's really giving ourselves across the state from the dish no power. and california's top health official monday announced the state will wait to implement new cdc mask guidelines that allow fully vaccinated americans to go without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and required the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to

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all of northern california and parts of central california are in the extreme outlook when it comes'so wildfire risk for the next 5 to 6 months. the main factor when coming up with this is that we had record dry vegetation. talking about the drought. talking about back-to-back lackluster winters across california. the forecast for the western united states is 9.3 million acres burned, which would be 130% of the five-year average. the highest threat would be september and october, but it is already to a fast start. calcifyer -- compared to this time last year. we only had 1700 acres burning. we are already off to a fast start with this fire season. it will likely be a long fire season. >> not good. thank you. >> this is a concern. we have had such a dry year. no significant rain. >> we can't si in the months ahead. certainly not in the month of may. we have a cooling it is breezy. moisture headed our way. not rainfall moisture. here is a look at the satellite and radar. you can see the high pressure system that have a rather warm weather is now weakening. a cold front is approaching. b

this one in california.try could be to reaching herd immunity. >>> outrage sparking across the country. body cameras seen from another police incident and called into question. >>> right now at 5:30. the return to normal. california's reopening date fast approaching while other state showing the floodgates are fully wide open. good morning, thank you for joining us on abc7 news live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we will start with another look at the weather. let's get over to lisa. >>> low clouds and fog not only at the coast but they've made a minor push across the bay. waking up with gray sky but also slightly warmer numbers. upper 40s, san jose and mountain view. 53, newark. 46, novato. the winds maker breezy toward concord, 22 miles per hour and 15 miles per hour sfo. sea breeze gets going later on. patchy fog through 9:00. it's about a lot of sunshine away from the coast. numbers almost near 70 at noon time. afternoon, mid to upper 70s entering the east bay valets. it will stay comf

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the chair recognizes the gentleman from california? -- recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. takano: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to insert extraneous material on h.r. 2167, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. takano: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i am pleased to speak on h.r. 2167, as amended, the g.i. bill national emergency extended deadline or g.i. bill need act introduced by congresswoman sherrill. the covid-19 pandemic didn't only impact veterans' health, it also put a serious strain on veterans' access to educational benefits. the covid-19 pandemic exposed the limit on v.a. authority to extend the time for use of its educational assistance program benefits amid an emergency. representative sherrill's -- cheryl's bill fixes these limit -- sherrill's bill fixes these limits for those participanting in the veteran readiness and employment program. mr. sp

attention, california. federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> it is an increasingly epic battle, coastal and river front communities fighting against rising waters. so as the climate changes and the water comes closer, homeowners are getting more creative. cnbc's diaa olick explains how. >> i grew up on the shore, so for me it's a no-brainer. >> reporter: but the flood risk to his new jersey home is getting higher. so in order to stay, he needed to lift the house higher. >> it's just something that, unfortunately, we're faced with. you know, whether it's climate change or anything else. >> reporter: they lifte

is california next? liz pena asked governor newsome that question directly today.di. >> murex governor is offering a $5 million covid vaccine lottery incentive. ohio is doing the same offering $5 million price is. why? because of this. covid vaccination numbers have been on decline for the past six weeks on a national level according to the cdc. california is also seeing this drop. >> the vaccination numbers are holding pretty steady. about 2 million over the last 7 days. >> how did we t to 75% which experts say were equal to herd immunity before june 15 when the economy is set to reopen? >> a lot of the incentives they are offering is money. is california going to financial incentive? >> the ultimate incentive is saving your life and the life of loved ones. we are prepared and we organized a proposal to provide incentives. we will do that in a strategic way. >> today for nearly 4 hours elicits two public comments for california's business owners who had mixed feelings about relaxing covid guidelines in

not a good situation down there in southern california. it's going to be crucial the next couple hours to get that cut out. >> all right, thank you. >>> happening now p tim cook will take a hand in the courtroom starm to defend his company. it some and remember and billions of dollars for the company each year. we'll be right back. >> a violation of your civil rights. that is what a local business owner is saying. requiring companies to find out if employees have been vaccinated. the rule went into effect tuesday. and they say they will go to court if necessary to block it. members say it's a violation of a civil rights. the group argues that people who refuse to declare their vaccinated stat does will be treated differently. >> it seems there is unequal policy and treatment of people who have vaccinated or not. >> santa clara health leaders say they are following state leaders. >> we are back in a moment. walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's stronges